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256 documents for nuclear weapons archive

- Will Obama Break the Law for Israel's Sake?
Fortunately, Americans don't need [Barack Obama] to "speculate" on what former President Jimmy Carter already confirmed on May 25, 2008: Israel possesses an arsenal of at least 150 nuclear weapons. Why does Obama trot out the discredited policy of "strategic ambiguity"- in which Israeli and VS. officials officially refuse to confirm or deny the existence Israeli nuclear weapons - at this early moment? For one reason alone: to break the law. The 1976 Symington Amendment prohibits most U. S. foreign aid to any country found trafficking in nuclear enrichment equipment or technology outside international safeguards. Israel has never signed the Nuclear Non-Proiiferation Treaty (NPT). If US. presidents complied with the Symington Amendment, they would not deliver yearly aid packages to Israel...

...The National Security Archive at George Washington University has doggedly pursu...
- Arab American News, The
- September 04, 2009
- Israel and nuclear proliferation in the Middle East.
... Middle East to have acquired a nuclear-weapons capability. An accurate assessment of Israel's nuc.... (17) Nuclear Weapon Archive, Israel's Nuclear Weapons Program, December 10, 19...
- Middle East Policy
- Vol. 13 Nbr. 2, June 2006
- The Cia As Editor
Granted news status: A Nov. 9, 2005, request for documents related to the potential impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) on illegal migration of Mexican citizens to the U.S.

..." according to the CIA? A March 17, 1999, Archive request for intelligence estimates on Chinese nucllear weapons programs from 1959 to 1963 was deemed newsworthy e...
- News Media and the Law
- Vol. 30 Nbr. 3, July 2006

- North Korea goes nuclear: an authoritarian, unpredictable regime now has the bomb. What are the implications for the U.S. and the world?
... North Korea's habit of selling whatever weapons systems it develops to anyone willing to pay for t.../ NSAEBB/NSAEBB87 National Security Archive declassified document on North Korea and nuclear w...
- New York Times Upfront
- Vol. 139 Nbr. 5, November 2006
- Environmental Impact Statements; Availability, etc.:
... capability to conduct underground nuclear weapons tests, if so directed by the President; DOE waste ...Nevada State Library and Archives, 100 Stewart Street, Carson City,. Nevada 89701, P...
- FR, July 29, 2011
- Notices
- National Nuclear Security Administration
- Rand Beers Holds a News Teleconference On Weapons of Mass Destruction
... we're here to talk today about the Web archive and the revelation that material on how to make thhe nuclear weapons was put up by the U.S. government on this ...
- Political Transcript Wire
- August 12, 2009
- Israel's nuclear weapons: the white house factor.
..., and indeed are not to be found in the archives, but almost certainly the subject was Israeli nucl...
- Middle East Policy
- Vol. 17 Nbr. 3, September 2010
- ; Blasts Thwart All Electronics
China's military is developing electromagnetic pulse weapons that Beijing plans to use against U.S. aircraft carriers in any future conflict over Taiwan, according to an intelligence report made public on Thursday. Portions of a National Ground Intelligence Center study on the lethal effects of electromagnetic pulse (EMP) and high-powered microwave (HPM) weapons revealed that the arms are part of China's so-called "assassin's mace" arsenal - weapons that allow a technologically inferior China to defeat U.S. military forces.

... mimic the gamma-ray pulse caused by a nuclear blast that knocks out all electronics, including c... obtained by the private National Security Archive, provides details on China's EMP weapons and plans...
- The Washington Times
- July 22, 2011
- Broken Promises or Unrealistic Expectations?: Comparing the Bush and Obama Administrations on Counterterrorism
Introduction - II. The criminal prosecution-military force divide - III. Justifications and consequences of the military force paradigm - A. Indefinite Detention Absent Criminal Charges - 1. Detention in Traditional Armed Conflicts - 2. Detention After 9/11 - B. Military Prosecutions After 9/11 - 1. The Bush Administration‘s Military Commissions - 2. The Obama Administration‘s Military Commissions - C. Lethal Aerial Drone Strikes - IV. A normative analysis of the shift in counterterrorism strategy from Bush to Obama - A. "Military Force Is a Necessary (But Not Sufficient) Counterterrorism Tool." - 1. Problems With Acquiring Lawful Custody Over al Quaeda Fighters - 2. Problems With Identifying Crimes by All Hostile al Qaeda and Taliban Fighters - 3. Problems With Responding to the Att...
- Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems
- Nbr. 20-2, October 2011
- Convera Customer Sandia National Laboratories Receives Post NewsWeek Award; Sandia Recognized for Innovative, Video-Based Knowledge Management and Online Training Initiatives.
... and responding to incidents involving nuclear weapons. Several years ago Sandia began to videota.... The goal was to create a video archive that would enable authorized personnel to review t...
- Business Wire
- October 25, 2001